Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: libpyvivotek
Version: 0.6.1
Summary: Python Library for Vivotek IP Cameras
Author-email: Kevin McCormack <kevin@mccormack.tech>
License: LGPLv3+
Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/HarlemSquirrel/python-vivotek
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Keywords: Camera,IPC,vivotek
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# python-vivotek

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A Python library for Vivotek IP cameras.

## Getting Started

### Install

This library currently supports Python 3.6 and up.

For Python 3.5 use v0.4.0

```sh
pip3 install libpyvivotek

# Or for only the current user
pip3 install --user libpyvivotek
```

### Usage

```py
from libpyvivotek import VivotekCamera

cam = VivotekCamera(host='192.168.1.123', port=443, usr='user', pwd='passw0rd',
                    digest_auth=True, ssl=True, verify_ssl=True, sec_lvl='admin')
print("Camera model is %s" % cam.model_name)
# Camera model is IB8369A
```

#### Authentication

Some camera models use digest by default so if you know the credentials are correct but are still seeing "Unauthorized" then try with `digest_auth=True`.

#### Security Level

Four security levels are currently supported:
- anonymous
- viewer
- operator
- admin

Using the `anonymous` security level does not require a user or password. The `operator` or `admin` security level is required to set parameters.

### Load password from Keyring

We can use [Python Keyring](https://pypi.org/project/keyring/) to load the password rather than from a string.

```sh
# Install the package
pip install --user keyring

# Set the password using the command-line interface.
python -m keyring set camera user passw0rd
```

```py
import keyring
from libpyvivotek import VivotekCamera

cam = VivotekCamera(host='192.168.1.123', port=443, usr='user',
                    pwd=keyring.get_password('camera', 'user'), sec_lvl='admin')
print("Camera model is %s" % cam.model_name)
# Camera model is IB8369A
```

### View a snapshot image

We can optionally specify the image quality to `snapshot()` from 1 to 5 with a default of 3.

```py
from libpyvivotek import VivotekCamera
from PIL import Image
from io import BytesIO
import keyring

cam = VivotekCamera(host='192.168.1.123', port=443, usr='user',
                    pwd=keyring.get_password('camera', 'user'), sec_lvl='admin')

snapshot = Image.open(BytesIO(cam.snapshot(quality=3)))

snapshot.show()
```

### Getting parameters

```py
cam.get_param('capability_api_httpversion')
# "0311b_1"

cam.get_param('capability_naudioin')
# "0"

cam.get_param('capability_protocol_https')
# "1"

cam.get_param('event_i0_enable')
# "1"

cam.get_param('motion_c0_enable')
# "1"
```

### Setting parameters

```py
cam.set_param('event_i0_enable', 1)
# "1"

cam.set_param('event_i0_enable', 0)
# "0"
```

## Developing

Install dependencies and run the test suite for a sanity check.

```
pip install --user -r requirements_test.txt
pip install --user pytest
pytest
```